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In Pittsburgh, people compete to see who can parallel park fastest and closest to the curb

In Pittsburgh, people compete to see who can parallel park fastest and closest to the curb

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In the latest issue of Why Is This Interesting, Mark Slavonia writes about the annual parallel parking championship in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where people compete to see who can parallel park.

The rules are that the clock starts ticking when the referee sees your reverse lights go on. — Read the rest

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